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Can the world handle Richard Sherman, Marcus Peters and Eric Berry on the same secondary? It's worth a draft pick or two to find out in my opinion. Not that we could afford him.
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Ehh no thanks, he is old and slowing down
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Apr 6, 2017 02:58
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Apr 6, 2017 03:16
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Sherman is broken now
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Apr 6, 2017 03:19
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Even if he was slowed down due to recoverable Injuries, I think DB is a position of strength for KC. We have no real ILBs, or a good LG, or a good QB and would rather make costly trades to shore those positions up
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Apr 6, 2017 03:28
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Those are some really hotAmy Pole Her posted:Sherman is broken now That's a stretch. He may have not had an all-pro year, but that doesn't mean he's broken. We tend to hold the great players to such a high standard that when they falter folks go all LOST SEASON. I think it takes a couple of consecutive bad seasons, or one abysmal year, before being able to say a player is done.
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kiimo posted:Can the world handle Richard Sherman, Marcus Peters and Eric Berry on the same secondary? It's worth a draft pick or two to find out in my opinion. Not that we could afford him. How would they draft mahomes in the first?
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John Brown posted:Those are some really hot Furthermore, Nnamdi will be fine because (Sherman was a step slower last season though, probably just because of his
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Apr 6, 2017 05:06
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Players like Sherman that rely on their physicality don't age gracefully.
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Apr 6, 2017 05:16
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Sherman already had to mask his lack of deep speed and dudes lost a step. He's broken, imo. I also think he was the beneficiary of some lax holding on defense so I mean... consider the source
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Apr 6, 2017 05:17
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I'd like Sherman to stay with the Seahawks but he's turned into an rear end in a top hat and distraction in addition to being a gimpy 29 year old cornerback
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Apr 6, 2017 06:22
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Grittybeard posted:Haha, someone find one of these and do it. Do we have one this year? We have no regular season victims yet (but Richards is going on there real soon)
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Apr 6, 2017 06:36
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Richard sherman gets roasted by the jizzle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zEjOao1Jo4
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Apr 6, 2017 07:41
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Corner is such an impossible position to play that I'm in awe of anyone who can do it well for more than one season. Sherman at least seems like he could pull off the transition to safety.
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Apr 6, 2017 08:27
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Corner is such an impossible position to play that I'm in awe of anyone who can do it well for more than one season. Sherman at least seems like he could pull off the transition to safety. not fast enough to play center field, not physical enough to play in the box, i assume you get laughed at if you ask to play "left slot corner"
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Apr 6, 2017 09:02
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You don't have to be a speed demon to play free safety. Unless his injuries have really slowed him down Sherman should be more than fast enough to play the back end.
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Apr 6, 2017 10:52
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How many elite CBs have successfully transitioned into a FS role after they stopped being elite CBs?
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Apr 6, 2017 10:55
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Rod Woodson, Charles Woodson, Ronde Barber... I think there are a few others but it definitely helps to be named Woodson.
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Apr 6, 2017 11:04
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slow veteran free safety? why yes im a panthers fan why do you ask? he can also use thomas davis' fountain of youth!
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Apr 6, 2017 11:08
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Doesn't Seattle mostly run man to man? The only way you make that transition is if you're used to playing zone.
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I'm preparing myself for the worst. I'm not confident Seattle knows what to trade him for.
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I don't like Richard Sherman, but wasn't he playing with a partially torn MCL last year? I think he's probably lost a step from his youth, but not as much as last season would lead you to believe. Still don't want him on the Chiefs.
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FAT BATMAN posted:One of my friends who is a total football layperson saw an article about the Seahawks possibly trading away Richard Sherman and they're devastated that it might be true. How can I reassure them everything is going to be okay (as long as they don't trade him to the loving pats)? Tell them the most important player on the team is the 12th man  Or that he's getting older and really expensive.
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Keith Atherton posted:I'd like Sherman to stay with the Seahawks but he's turned into an rear end in a top hat and distraction in addition to being a gimpy 29 year old cornerback *whispers* He's always been an rear end in a top hat, man. The Puppy Bowl posted:Rod Woodson, Charles Woodson, Ronde Barber... Hell, Champ Bailey didn't do it, iirc. There was buzz, but basically he just washed out. Chilichimp fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Apr 6, 2017 |
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Apr 6, 2017 15:09
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Aeneas Williams was amazing at free safety for 3 years after he got traded to the Rams
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Chilichimp posted:Hell, Champ Bailey didn't do it, iirc. There was buzz, but basically he just washed out.
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DariusLikewise posted:Aeneas Williams was amazing at free safety for 3 years after he got traded to the Rams way better than jason sehorn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_tk9MFKAVs
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Apr 6, 2017 15:53
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That is one of my least favourite moments in Rams history, that team was really good except for Jason Sehorn literally all season.
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Apr 6, 2017 16:01
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Spoeank posted:Furthermore, Nnamdi will be fine because In all fairness to Nnamdi, the Eagles had an o-line coach as their defensive coordinator while he was there. Its possible that he might've had another good or at least decent year or two somewhere with a non-poo poo coordinator. I don't doubt that he declned, I'm just not totally sure it was a cliff he fell off of after leaving the Raiders.
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Quiet Feet posted:In all fairness to Nnamdi, the Eagles had an o-line coach as their defensive coordinator while he was there. Its possible that he might've had another good or at least decent year or two somewhere with a non-poo poo coordinator. I don't doubt that he declned, I'm just not totally sure it was a cliff he fell off of after leaving the Raiders. he hadnt been thrown at in years because the rest of the team was such trash. its probable that hed been off that ledge for a while.
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FizFashizzle posted:he hadnt been thrown at in years because the rest of the team was such trash. He kind of had a hit or miss year or two right before he left. He'd play lights out against his targets one week, then get lit up by Henne and Hartline the next. He got injured quite a few times too. He was always nursing something. I suppose the writing was on the wall, but throwing him in zone coverage didn't help him out much.
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FizFashizzle posted:he hadnt been thrown at in years because the rest of the team was such trash. And then he went to San Francisco when we had a great defense and got obliterated and cut after a few games.
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Quiet Feet posted:In all fairness to Nnamdi, the Eagles had an o-line coach as their defensive coordinator while he was there. Its possible that he might've had another good or at least decent year or two somewhere with a non-poo poo coordinator. I don't doubt that he declned, I'm just not totally sure it was a cliff he fell off of after leaving the Raiders.
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FizFashizzle posted:way better than jason sehorn EXTREMELY TRIGGERED
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The problem with going out and grabbing Sherman is that you can instead get Malcolm Butler
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Quiet Feet posted:In all fairness to Nnamdi, the Eagles had an o-line coach as their defensive coordinator while he was there. Its possible that he might've had another good or at least decent year or two somewhere with a non-poo poo coordinator. I don't doubt that he declned, I'm just not totally sure it was a cliff he fell off of after leaving the Raiders. This played a bit more of a factor than I think some people realize. Those 2011 or 2012 Eagles that had nnamdi and drc yet still could not defend the pass were one of the biggest failures I've ever seen. Nnamdi fell off hard at some point but drc is still a very good corner 5 years later yet he was awful in philly. poo poo coordinators can really kill a team.
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Iodised QQ posted:This played a bit more of a factor than I think some people realize. Those 2011 or 2012 Eagles that had nnamdi and drc yet still could not defend the pass were one of the biggest failures I've ever seen. Nnamdi had some bigger issues, but I'll agree on DCs. I'm coming around to the notion that "Defensive Coordinator" is the second-most important position on a team behind QB.
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TheChirurgeon posted:Nnamdi had some bigger issues, but I'll agree on DCs. I'm coming around to the notion that "Defensive Coordinator" is the second-most important position on a team behind QB. I really and truly think had Jim Johnson not died the Eagles would've had multiple Super Bowl wins. gently caress cancer, man.
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yeah, it's possible they might have in 2009 if he hadn't died before the season. That was a really, really good team. That and Jamaal Jackson tearing his knee up against Denver in like week 16 or something along those lines.
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Sherman, come to the Broncos. We need an appropriate backup in case Talib gets any morals.
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